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Greetings! So back story for my story. I’ve always enjoyed telling stories. So I figured I’d dry my hand at something I’ve been toying with the idea of for years. Can’t wait to see where this goes!
FIRST LOG HERE
Pewk out.

KoPewk
Log 0
Greetings! I’m not sure why it was requested I record my endeavors, but I’m also not one to argue with a Ga-Matoran scholar, so I digress. I have heard whispers as of late of some ancient superstructure recently unearthed by a large natural tremor somewhere in the vicinity of old Po-Metru. I thought everything out there had been dismantled, but stranger things have happened I suppose. The first real log should be taken after i arrive and set up base camp. If I can even remember to do so, that is. All I’ve been able to fixate over recently is this structure. It’s as if I can almost see it.
Pewk out.

I can appreciate the colors and the theme, but i'm not sure the large use of ccbs was the best idea here. While it fits well,a more technic or even (dare i say), a more brick based build for the decaying side. For a build with leftovers this is really well done!

It is said that deep within the harsh landscape formerly known as Metru-Nui, there lives a being so withered he appears to be little more than bones and armor It is said he can summon various powerful tools to his hands, seemingly out of thin air. It is unclear where this being has come from. Is he the last Toa from a bygone era? Perhaps he is simply an unfortunate traveler doomed to wander a crumbling home forever. Or maybe e has been sent to serve a purpose that has not yet made itself clear, and is simply waiting to make his presence known. Perhaps one of the Turaga can share some insight...

This moc looks great, especially considering that dark gold isn't the most common color. I also like how you used the vahi to fill in the waist area, but why are his arms different in some of the shots?

These are really well done! they are greatly reminiscent of combiner sets from Gen 1. I also think its interesting how the sets reflect the characters put into them, like the way lewa and pohatu are leaner, and Tahu and Onewa are bulkier.